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Well, well. How about that? :D That role seems to be his stock in trade. 611 Poor Jeff. He's going out of his mind. It seems odd and out of character that he would have fallen in love with this woman in 1795, they are so different. Also, it would seem he would remember something of her, even though ...

Wow, what an odd one. I never did understand what the sleeping minister had to do with the whole thing...

That's an interesting one. It's too bad all those "facts" about Lincoln don't pan out. :lol: But, at least maybe they do indicate something about his general character. (And did they even use wooden shovels?) As I was reading along, I was wondering if the author was going to deal with the assassinat...

re 610 I think Vicky looks especially beautiful today. Yes. I like her hairstyle. It's nice to see Mrs.Stoddard again, but jeez lady! Take a hint! You don't need to talk about your crazy issues 24/7. This storyline is really tiiiiiresome. It's so one-dimensional and repetitive. When I heard Joan Ben...

Maureen McCormick also sang the theme to this short-lived 1979-1980 sitcom. She had quite a powerful voice and wide range.

https://youtu.be/4lFDCXb3aJk

A delightful little poem from an old school reader I own, Roads to Everywhere.

I love this song by Maureen McGovern, Morning After. This was featured in a film called The Poseidon Adventure. I've never seen it, but it's apparently a disaster-type movie set on a ship. Anyway, great song.

https://youtu.be/czk9yrIjUdo

https://forum.silentphotoplay.com/viewtopic.php?p=24476#p24476 No, that song is a new one to me. A delightful nonsense song. :D The cartoon is similar—not a bit of plot, just a string of funny nonsensical imagery. The song reminds me of the opening and ending songs in one my favorites of the early ...